"dot" Definition

Definitions for the word "dot" from multiple English dictionaries.

1. abbr.
Department of transport.
Source: Oxford English Dictionary, 1884
2. n.
1 a small spot or mark. B this as part of i or j, or as a decimal point etc. 2 shorter signal of the two in morse code. v. (-tt-) 1 a mark with dot(s). B place a dot over (a letter). 2 (often foll. By about) scatter like dots. 3 partly cover as with dots (sea dotted with ships). 4 slang hit. dot the i''s and cross the t''s colloq. 1 be minutely accurate. 2 add the final touches to a task etc. On the dot exactly on time. The year dot colloq. Far in the past. [old english]
Source: Oxford English Dictionary, 1884

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